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GP's point is that the transcript did help. > The shock and surprise of the accused was palpable from the transcript and believeable.
by bnegreve 7y ago
GP's point is that the transcript did help.
> The shock and surprise of the accused was palpable from the transcript and believeable.
- cloverich 7y agoThey are refuting the prior point -- that if the accused had been silent (when asked questions in the transcript) it would have looked like they were guilty. So this point is -- in U.S. it wouldn't, because they wouldn't even be discussing the transcript. (IANAL and have no idea of the accuracy, just clarifying the argument).